SUPPORTING YOUR HEALTH
A Natural Approach to Healing
Naturopath specialising in homeopathy, herbal and dietary support based in Geneva, Switzerland.
INITIAL CONSULTATION
The patient will describe their presenting symptoms and the practitioner will take a detailed history including previous health issues and family history. Patient will discuss their health goals, short and long term and practitioner will outline the proposed approach which may include homeopathic remedies, dietary and lifestyle changes, herbal and nutritional supports.
FOLLOW UP CONSULTATION
Many patients present with long term symptoms which take time to resolve. The follow up consultation will assess the effectiveness of the treatment so far and make any necessary adjustments.
ACUTE CONSULTATION
Patient presents with a short term set of symptoms that requires immediate intervention. The practitioner will suggest remedies best suited to this condition without taking a full history.
“The natural healing force in each one of us is the greatest force in getting well”
Hippocrates
Contact me to book
+33674133689
I offer appointments in the Servette area of Geneva and in Nyon, Vaud
Do homeopaths reject conventional medicine?
Modern homeopaths work alongside conventional medical practices and support their patients, whatever their current status of health or treatment.
Homeopathic remedies do not interfere with conventional medicine so can be used safely along side all other treatments.
Treatments that include the use of active ingredients including supplements and herbal remedies are recommended based on their compatibility with any concurrent treatment.
Do homeopaths reject conventional medicine?
Modern homeopaths work alongside conventional medical practices and support their patients, whatever their current status of health or treatment.
Homeopathic remedies do not interfere with conventional medicine so can be used safely along side all other treatments.
Treatments that include the use of active ingredients including supplements and herbal remedies are recommended based on their compatibility with any concurrent treatment.
